[Public-List] Fuel Tanks
mahseer at kos.net
mahseer at kos.net
Thu Oct 13 05:50:28 PDT 2011
Mike.
I have removed and re-installed my tank and re-installed using an isolated
metal strap. I found that on removal of the tank the original glass hold
down was in good condition and this served as the stopping bracket and
hold down. One end of the strap was bolted through the bulk head before
installing, at the other end after drilling a large hand hold I was able
to bolt the other end with a longer bolt that acted as a tentioning bolt
other methods could be used to tighten down the tank, just make sure it is
isolated if the tank is metal.
John Boor
MAHSEER #380
> Someone asked (sorry I forgot who) why not replace the old tank behind the
> engine with a new one in the same location...
>
> The only problem with that is that it is nearly (if not completely)
> impossible to secure the aft end of the tank. The original tanks were
> glassed in on the back side. You can access it from the lazarette, but it
> is more than an arms length away. The forward end of the tank is secured
> by a strap, but it also needs to be secured in the rear. Anyone done this
> job? I would be curious how you did it.
>
> Mike Lehman
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